Application Tier

Man-in-the-Browser

A type of man-in-the-middle attack in which a victim’s computer is infected with a trojan horse (deceptive and malicious software) that enables an attacker to intercept and tamper with transmissions between the user’s web browser and a web site. This type of attack can be used to steal user information (like a user’s login credentials) or modify web pages, but it is most often used by attackers to modify banking transactions, diverting the user’s funds to the attacker’s account.

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